Police station in San Pedro. Belizean police want to question anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee, 67, about the murder of his neighbour and fellow US citizen, Gregory Viant Faull, 52. Photograph: Henry Romero/Reuters

It's well known that no world event has truly occurred until the mad geniuses at Taiwan's Next Media Animation have done one of their inspired virtual reality mockups recounting the events. Tiger Woods's post-infidelity car crash, Steve Jobs's career – there's really nothing that escapes their blocky gaze.

And now, rejoice! Because the barely comprehensible saga of John McAfee's escape, evasion, arrest and possibly extradition from and to Belize have now been rendered in glorious NMAvision. We have to say that we never knew McAfee kept trios of live laydeez in a pull-out drawer, but then again if you've made millions by slowing people's computers down, why not?

Perhaps NMA's next move will be to generate 3D print-it-yourself figurines of people in the world news. We have no idea what those would look like, but couldn't be worse than Madame Tussauds.